A fan-made concept trailer of a "Grand Theft Auto IV" remake is now giving the world a new look at the old game. A YouTube channel known as "TeaserPlay" uploaded this new video for the world to see, and it brings a significant upgrade to the 2008 game using Unreal Engine 5, the latest game engine for modern gaming console titles like the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X.
'GTA IV' Remake on Unreal Engine 5 Looks Stunning
TeaserPlay brings different renders on concept trailers for various games in the "GTA" franchise, with its recent release bringing a reimagination for "GTA IV's" remake for modern gaming consoles. Browsing the trailer would give gamers goosebumps, taking them back to Liberty City and centers on Niko Bellic as the main character.
Additionally, the game's concept gives the public a lot to experience with the remake, especially as it offers stunning graphics for the 14-year-old game, applicable for modern platforms like the PS5 and Xbox Series X.
The channel said that it used Unreal Engine 5 to create this new trailer, giving a new look and feel to the title. The concept trailer only shows that UE5 is an effective tool to help in remakes such as the "GTA IV."
Will Rockstar Games Develop a 'GTA IV' Remake?
According to ComicBook Gaming, the new "GTA IV" remake is a good concept trailer from the creators, but it is unlikely that Rockstar Games would allocate its resources and teams to bring the game back. It is heavily focused on its development of "Grand Theft Auto VI," the latest speculated title from the franchise that will bring a sequel to the series.
Rockstar Games and 'GTA' Development
Rockstar Games is seeing a massive request from gamers for the development of games, including that of the "Grand Theft Auto" franchise's sequel title, "GTA VI." The latest development there is to the "GTA VI" development is its new female protagonist, which speculators from 2018 first claimed for the game sequel.
Nevertheless, "Grand Theft Auto" is still one of the most highly-anticipated titles in the world now, especially with the new game that will bring the latest content from its last release in 2013. After its focus on Liberty City and Los Santos, the game is now allegedly setting its sights on Florida's counterpart in the game, Vice City.
The developers of "GTA" may have their hands full in the production of its upcoming game from the company, the "GTA VI," which means that a "GTA IV" remake may not be possible for release. However, the recent concept trailer shows a significant development to the game's graphics and may indicate that future releases may center on the 2008 game.
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Written by Isaiah Richard
